Sentence examples for interpretation relative to from inspiring English sources
As the NDVI is a unitless index of greenness, assessment as a continuous variable for effects per unit increase in the index would be less interpretable than tertiles, which allow interpretation relative to "low", "medium" and "high" values.
We used seven categories for all five questions for consistency and to facilitate interpretation relative to what has been found to be a clinically important mean difference on 7-point scales [29].
Tertiles also provide an equal amount of data in each category and allow interpretation relative to "low", "medium" and "high" values.
These investigations featured novel methods development for the analysis of FFPE expression profiles, which represent a unique resource but which require additional planning, quality control, and care in interpretation relative to studies of frozen tissues.
This very favorable signal-to-noise ratio enabled positive detection of fusion transcripts in 1 10 ng of RNA input, an analytical sensitivity of at least 1% when 400 ng or more of RNA is used, and a very simple and safe qualitative data interpretation relative to a single fixed cutoff at 350 MFI.
Michelle Borkin and co-workers at Harvard University recently found that a diverging scale increased accuracy of interpretation relative to the rainbow scale in the case of arterial shearing images [ 1], challenging the legitimacy of using rainbow scales in this field.
The research methods used in the collection of data produced qualitative data that can only yield interpretations relative to the populations under study.
Negative training led to increased negative interpretation bias relative to other groups.
Positive training led to significantly greater increases in positive interpretation bias relative to the negative group, though these increases were only marginally greater than the control group.
Repeated assessment of PROMs permits the detection of individual change, such as in response to treatment, with a high degree of sensitivity and with the interpretation of change relative to their own prior level rather than the more typical normative between-person interpretation.
